Sentence examples for and so constant from inspiring English sources

This has been the first real tour of open rugby - in the sense that it has been impossible to hide the rows, so transparent were the divisions and so constant the 'leaks'leaks

For Le Vay, the significance of Selye's work lay particularly in its application to broader social issues: Selye's work is important, not only in the narrow biological field of injury and response to injury, but in relation to the much wider problems of man as a living organism set in the stresses of modern civilisation, so many and so varied and so constant in their impact.

"But when they have addiction issues and the border of life and death is so constant and close and intertwined throughout the whole thing, it's heightened.

Foden's narrator is also prone to ruminations on meteorology and turbulence so constant they come to seem predictable — and to suggest an overreaching authorial control.

"The social pain was so great and injustices so constant that the only way to understand this madness was through photography".

The Rider-writer observed that the park's designers "were censured at the time of laying it out for allotting so much space to so little purpose," but that on a fine afternoon in some sections there was a "passage of horsemen and horsewomen so constant as to assume the character of a procession".

But on some campuses, "the main area of conflict is trying to make sure that the humanities get adequate funding from the central administration," Nussbaum wrote in an e-mail message, adding, "Our nation, like most nations of the world, is devaluing the humanities vis-à-vis science and technology, so constant vigilance is required lest these disciplines be cut".

Hours later, though, the pain became so excruciating and the bleeding so constant, she said, that her husband rushed her back to a hospital.

In fact, the opposite was true: there were too many tweets about WikiLeaks, and they were so constant that Twitter started treating WikiLeaks as the new normal.

Works of art are constantly under physical, chemical and biological degradation, so constant restoration is required.

Yet Charlie Ravioli was becoming so constant and oddly discouraging a companion — "He cancelled lunch.